OFFICE OF THE SPEAKER

TWENTY-FIRST STATE LEGISLATURE

COMMITTEE REFERRALS

 

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NO. 4

8th LEGISLATIVE DAY-JANUARY 29, 2002

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Committee Abbreviations:

AGR - Agriculture

HSH - Human Services and Housing

CPC - Consumer Protection and Commerce

JHA - Judiciary and Hawaiian Affairs

EDB - Economic Development and

LAB - Labor and Public Employment

Business Concerns

LMG - Legislative Management

EDN - Education

PSM - Public Safety and Military Affairs

EEP - Energy and Environmental Protection

TAC - Tourism and Culture

FIN - Finance

TRN - Transportation

HED - Higher Education

WLU - Water and Land Use

HLT - Health

  

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HOUSE BILLS

  
   

Committee

H.B. NO.

  

REFERRAL

1989

RELATING TO VOLUNTARY EMPLOYEES' BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATION TRUSTS.

Allows an employee sponsored trust to provide health benefits for state and county employees of a bargaining unit.

HLT, LAB, FIN

1990

RELATING TO THE HAWAII HURRICANE RELIEF FUND.

Protects the integrity of the Hawaii hurricane relief fund by ensuring that fund moneys will be used solely for protection against future covered events.

CPC, FIN

1991

RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE RENTAL INDUSTRY.

Allows an employee to receive any compensation, commission, bonus, award, or remuneration based on the calculation of the overall gross receipts of a location, which includes the sale of collision damage waivers as one of many factors.

CPC

1992

RELATING TO HOMELAND SECURITY.

Amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to conform to the purpose of this Act.

PSM

1993

RELATING TO CRIME STOPPERS ORGANIZATIONS.

Prohibits the disclosure of communications to a crime stoppers organization, except by in camera inspection by a court where exculpatory to the defendant. Deems communications confidential and privileged. Provides for the repayment of rewards by defendants. Exempts from Uniform Information Practices Act.

JHA

1994

RELATING TO TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT.

Provides that no conviction for a violation of speeding initiated by the use of a photo speed imaging detector system shall appear on a person's record, unless it is for driving 25 mph more than the posted speed limit.

TRN, JHA, FIN

1995

RELATING TO LOSS MITIGATION.

Establishes a three-year pilot program to provide grants to residential property owners for installation of wind resistive devices.

CPC, FIN

1996

RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF TAXES.

Lowers the adjusted gross income threshold for individuals required to make annual payments for underpaying their estimated taxes. Also reduces the percentages used to determine the required annual payment.

FIN

1997

RELATING TO UNFAIR AND DECEPTIVE PRACTICES.

Prohibits the transmission of unsolicited advertising material to a cellular telephone or pager that is equipped with short message or a similar capability allowing transmission of text messages.

CPC

1998

RELATING TO CONTRACTORS.

Reduces, from $1,000 to $100, the size of a project or operation that is exempt from regulation under the contractor law, chapter 444, HRS.

CPC

1999

RELATING TO HUNTING.

Makes permanent the provision allowing hunting with pistols or revolvers approved by DLNR, by repealing provision's sunset date.

JHA

2000

MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT.

Appropriates $1,225,000 to extend the economic development program of the Small Business Development Center at the University of Hawaii at Hilo.

HED/EDB, FIN

2001

RELATING TO ENERGY CONSERVATION TAX CREDIT.

Allows the energy conservation tax credit to be taken in 5 equal amounts in 5 successive years.

EEP, FIN

2002

RELATING TO PUBLIC LANDS.

Authorized the department of land and natural resources to issue new leases to existing lessees for specific parcels on Kauai.

WLU, FIN

2003

RELATING TO COUNTY ROADS.

Raises the state-imposed fuel tax for the county of Hawaii to pay for road identification and maintenance.

TRN, FIN

2004

RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF COUNTY LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE CUSTODY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.

Transfers county lands and improvements under the custody of the department of education to the State.

WLU/EDN, FIN

2005

RELATING TO ANIMAL CRUELTY.

Revises animal cruelty laws.

JHA

2006

RELATING TO SPECIAL WASTES RECYCLING.

Clarifies the disposal options for used tires and notice requirements to consumers of new tires. Further provides that tire inventory payment by the rental car industry shall be paid annually.

EEP, JHA, FIN

2007

RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE COLLEGE.

Appropriates funds for the Hawaiian language college at UH Hilo.

HED/JHA, FIN

2008

RELATING TO PRISON ALTERNATIVES.

CIP; Establishes a pilot program for alternative incarceration and appropriates funds for puuhonua healing centers.

PSM, FIN

2009

RELATING TO AGRICULTURE.

Short form bill relating to agriculture.

AGR

2010

RELATING TO AGRICULTURE

Short for bill relating to agriculture

AGR

2011

RELATING TO AGRICULTURE.

Short form bill relating to agriculture.

AGR

2012

RELATING TO AGRICULTURE.

Short form bill relating to agriculture.

AGR

2013

RELATING TO AGRICULTURE.

Short form bill relating to agriculture.

AGR

2014

RELATING TO NEW CENTURY CONVERSION CHARTER SCHOOLS.

Allows a nonprofit organization to manage and operate a new century conversion charter school as a division of the nonprofit organization, in which the charter school's local school board would consist of the board of directors of the nonprofit organization.

EDN, FIN

2015

RELATING TO THE INCOME TAX

Increases the standard deduction available for certain income tax filings.

 

FIN

2016

RELATING TO THE MOLOKAI IRRIGATION SYSTEM.

Increases the appropriation ceiling of the Molokai Irrigation System revolving fund by $1. Issues revenue bonds in the sum of $1 to implement the recommendations of the Hawaii Agriculture Research Center to the Molokai Irrigation System to develop new water sources, improve the current system, and conduct management actions.

WLU/AGR, FIN

2017

RELATING TO AGRICULTURE.

Appropriates funds for agricultural research and development.

AGR, FIN

2018

RELATING TO AGRICULTURAL LEASES.

Allows a qualified tenant whose agricultural lease is nearing expiration to petition the DLNR to place an advertisement to determine whether other persons are interested in bidding for a lease on the land.

WLU/AGR, FIN

2019

RELATING TO IRRIGATION WATER SYSTEMS.

Establishes the Irrigation Water Hydroelectric Power Demonstration Project to be administered by the Agribusiness Development Corporation. Appropriates funds for development of the project.

EEP/AGR, FIN

2020

RELATING TO HEALTH.

Makes various amendments to further clarify the adult residential care homes law. Provides DOH with the discretion to allow more nursing facility residents to be allowed to live at adult residential care homes.

HSH, FIN

2021

RELATING TO EDUCATION.

Allows the DOE to provide suitable student transportation to and from not-for-profit private and sectarian elementary schools and secondary schools, provided that eligibility for such transportation has been determined in a nondiscriminatory manner on the basis of neutral, secular criteria.

EDN, JHA, FIN

2022

RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.

Allows the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President of the Senate to each submit at least three names of persons to be considered for the procurement policy board. Changes the number on nominating committee from four to five members, with one person appointed by the Mayor of the County of Honolulu.

FIN

2023

RELATING TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACTS.

Provides that the names and qualifications of the members of the review and selection committees are subject to public-disclosure requirements. Authorizes selection committee to add secondary selection criteria in awarding contracts.

FIN

2024

MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR CERTAIN PROJECTS TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE OCEANIC INSTITUTE.

CIP; Appropriates funds for certain projects to support the work of the Oceanic Institute.

FIN

2025

MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR NEIGHBOR ISLAND DENTAL CARE.

Makes appropriation to the department of health, district health offices, to provide dental care on Kauai, Hawaii, and Maui.

HLT, FIN

2026

RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII.

Creates nursing scholarship program. Provides funding for two full-time nursing faculty positions and the creation of the nursing scholarship program for the University of Hawaii at Manoa and the University of Hawaii at Hilo.

HED/HLT, FIN

2027

RELATING TO WHARFAGE CHARGES.

Eliminates wharfage fees at the intermediate port for interstate and intrastate cargo destined for the neighbor islands.

TRN, FIN

2028

RELATING TO RENTAL MOTOR VEHICLE SURCHARGE.

Authorizes the counties to assess a rental motor vehicle surcharge of up to $5 per day.

TRN, CPC, FIN

2029

MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR PARKING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.

Appropriates $176,000 in FY 2002-2003 as grant-in-aid to counties for administration of the program to issue removable windshield placards for parking to qualified persons with disabilities.

HLT, FIN

2030

RELATING TO TOWING.

Increases towing fees for storage from $15 to $25 per day for the first 7 days and from $10 to $20 per day thereafter.

TRN, JHA

2031

RELATING TO PERSONAL TRANSPORTATION.

Adds definition of "electric personal assistive mobility device" to laws regulating county vehicular tax, highway safety, used motor vehicle parts and accessories, statewide traffic code, used motor vehicle tire recovery, and motor vehicle lemon law.

TRN, JHA, FIN

2032

RELATING TO MAUI ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, INC.

Appropriates $69,400 in FY 2002-03 for the administration of a program to reduce the return of former inmates to prison by providing opportunities for successful reintegration into the community.

PSM, FIN

2033

RELATING TO EDUCATION.

Proposes amendments to the state constitution to abolish the state board of education; require the governor to appoint a state superintendent of education; establishes 15 school complexes to be headed by chief executive officers appointed by the superintendent with the approval of the governor.

EDN, JHA, FIN

2034

PROPOSING A NEW SECTION IN ARTICLE X, AND AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE III, SECTION 16, AND ARTICLE VII, SECTION 8 OF THE HAWAII CONSTITUTION TO GIVE THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION GREATER AUTONOMY IN BUDGETARY MATTERS.

Proposes constitutional amendments to separate the DOE budget from the Executive budget, prohibit the governor from vetoing line items in the DOE budget, and prohibit the governor from restricting appropriated funds to the DOE.

EDN, JHA, FIN

2035

PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE VII, SECTION 12, AND ARTICLE X, SECTION 1, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF HAWAII TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE TO ISSUE SPECIAL PURPOSE REVENUE BONDS AND USE THE PROCEEDS FROM THE BONDS TO ASSIST NOT-FOR-PROFIT PRIVATE AND SECTARIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, SECONDARY SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

Proposes constitutional amendments to authorize the State to issue special purpose revenue bonds and use the proceeds from the bonds to assist not-for-profit private and sectarian elementary schools, secondary schools, colleges and universities that serve the general public.

EDN/HED, JHA, FIN

2036

RELATING TO EDUCATION.

Provides greater autonomy to DOE in budget, facilities, and personnel management. Decentralizes certain administrative functions of DOE. Requires a percentage of GET revenues to be deposited into special fund for DOE's operating budget.

EDN/LAB, FIN

2037

RELATING TO EDUCATION REFORM.

Sets forth governance and management structure reform provisions for the department of education.

EDN/LAB, FIN

2038

RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION ACT, 1920, AS AMENDED.

Exempts those who already have homestead leases from having to show proof of blood requirement under the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act.

JHA

2039

RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION.

Authorizes the election of the members of the Hawaiian Homes Commission by Hawaiian voters.

JHA, FIN

2040

RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION ACT, 1920, AS AMENDED.

Prohibits the renewal of Hawaiian Home Lands leases and revocable licenses that expire within five years.

JHA, FIN

2041

RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION ACT, 1920, AS AMENDED.

Places moratorium on general leases and licenses issued to non-Hawaiians by the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands.

JHA, FIN

2042

RELATING TO ACCESS TO VITAL STATISTICS.

Appropriates funds to all people of Hawaiian ancestry to have access to vital statistic records to prove ancestry.

HLT, JHA, FIN

2043

RELATING TO CIVIL SERVICE AND EXEMPTIONS

Establishes that all positions relating to operating an electric utility system owned or operated by a county power authority in a county having a population less than 100,000 residents; exemption for county owned electric utility system personnel is repealed on December 31, 2004.

LAB/EEP, FIN

2044

RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.

Exempts contracts by government bodies from the procurement code to procure goods, services, or construction for the operation of an electric utility owned or operated by any county with a population under 100,000.

EEP, FIN

2045

RELATING TO REVENUE BONDS.

Authorizes a corporation established by a county as a public body corporate and politic and instrumentality and agency of the county for the purpose of owning or operating facilities for the furnishing of electricity, or any board of a county that owns or operates facilities for the same, to issue revenue bonds.

EEP, FIN

2046

RELATING TO SPECIAL PURPOSE REVENUE BONDS.

Redefines "energy project" with regard to publicly owned facilities. Redefines "project party" to include utilities that are publicly owned.

EEP, FIN

2047

RELATING TO FAMILY LEAVE.

Conditions rights on acceptance of program for state employees.

LAB, FIN

2048

RELATING TO EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM.

Amends the employees' retirement system law to provide for special compensation to pensioners.

LAB, FIN

2049

RELATING TO OPTOMETRY.

Repeals joint formulary advisory committee. Allows therapeutically certified optometrists to prescribe and use all pharmaceuticals approved by the optometry board, with additional restrictions and requirements for consultation. Prohibits the use of injectable agents.

CPC

2050

RELATING TO FAMILY COURT.

Allows minors the right to choose their legal representation.

JHA, FIN

2051

RELATING TO ADOPTION.

Establishes an advisory task force to study the consequences of integrating the practice of hanai into statutory law. Requires the task force to propose draft legislation for consideration for the 2004 legislature. Requires the advisory task force to submit an interim report to the 2003 legislature, and a final report to the 2004 legislature. Appropriates $1 to defray the costs of the advisory task force.

JHA, FIN

2052

RELATING TO TAXATION.

Amends law to apply low income renters income tax credit to renters of real property that is exempted from real property taxes.

HSH, FIN

2053

RELATING TO PUBLIC SERVICE.

Allows state and county employees to take paid leave of absence for the purpose of donating organs.

LAB, FIN

2054

RELATING TO DENTISTRY.

Permits licensing by credentials for dentists who work solely for safety net dental providers.

HLT, CPC

2055

RELATING TO SOCIAL WORK.

Repeals the sunset date on Act 229, Session Laws of Hawaii 2001, relating to social work.

HLT, CPC

2056

RELATING TO SOCIAL WORK.

Makes various amendments to chapters 431M and 467E, Hawaii Revised Statutes, to further regulate the practice of social work and the licensure of social workers.

HSH/HLT, CPC

2057

RELATING TO ESSENTIAL AIR SERVICE CARRIERS IN HAWAII.

Appropriates funds to subsidize essential air service providers by paying them an unspecified dollar amount for each essential air service passenger served, subject to the availability of funds.

TRN, FIN

2058

RELATING TO FOOD EMPLOYEE CERTIFICATION.

Enacts the Food Employee Certification Act to require the department of health to regulate food handling in the State. Requires supervisory employees in food establishments to be certified following the completion of a training program recommended by an advisory board and approved by the department.

HLT/LAB, JHA, FIN

2059

RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FOOD SECURITY COMMISSION.

Establishes a food security commission to target hunger issues in Hawaii.

HSH/HLT, FIN

2060

RELATING TO THE FOOD SAFETY CONSULTATIVE AND EDUCATION PROGRAM.

Prohibits information gained from food safety consultative and education program from being used for enforcement purposes. Deletes voluntary aspects of program.

HLT, JHA

2061

RELATING TO ESTABLISHING A LONG-TERM CARE CAREGIVER RESOURCE CENTER AT KAPIOLANI COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

Makes appropriation to the Kapiolani Community College to establish a LTC Caregiver Resource Center.

HED/HSH/HLT, FIN

2062

RELATING TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Establishes a three-year school nutrition demonstration project.

EDN/HLT, FIN

2063

RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT.

Prohibits employers from requiring certain nurses to work mandatory overtime; but allows nurses to work overtime voluntarily. Prohibition does not apply to nurses not entitled to work overtime hours or receive overtime compensation. Defines "employer", "nurse", and "workday".

LAB, FIN

2064

RELATING TO CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT.

Allows Child Support Enforcement Agency to lien assets transferred to a third party by obligor to avoid a lien arising from delinquency in payments; establishes conclusive presumption of avoidance if obligor is more than 3 consecutive months delinquent in payments at time of transfer.

JHA

2065

RELATING TO NURSES.

Authorizes the board of nursing, rather than DCCA and the board of medical examiners, respectively, to grant prescriptive authority to APRNs and to designate formularies. Establishes an advisory committee on formularies. Deletes obsolete language.

HLT, CPC

2066

RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE.

Requires motor vehicle insurer to continue coverage for ninety days following a notice cancellation.

CPC, FIN

2067

RELATING TO FAMILY COURT.

Authorizes the family court to issue other orders relevant to the liberty and support of either party or a party's child when issuing a temporary restraining order.

JHA

2068

RELATING TO DISCRIMINATION IN STATE FUNDED EDUCATION.

Prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, race, sexual orientation, religion, or ancestry in any state funded educational institution, or any educational program or activity receiving state financial assistance or using state facilities.

EDN/HED, JHA, FIN

2069

RELATING TO DOMESTIC ABUSE PROTECTIVE ORDERS.

Authorizes the use of a copy, facsimile telecommunication, or other reliable reproduction of a domestic abuse protective order to be used in lieu of the original order for any and all purposes for which the original order could be used.

JHA

2070

MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR OUTREACH SERVICES FOR THE HOMELESS.

Appropriates funds for outreach services on Oahu for the homeless.

HSH, FIN

2071

MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE HOMELESS.

Appropriates funds for outreach workers to assist homeless people.

HSH, FIN

2072

RELATING TO SOCIAL WELFARE.

Appropriates $2 million to assist workers who were laid off following September 11.

HSH, FIN

2073

RELATING TO HOUSING.

Appropriates $350,000 to assist displaced workers following September 11th qualify for traditional housing.

HSH, FIN

2074

RELATING TO DISASTER RELIEF.

Authorizes paid leave for state and county employees responding to disasters for the American Red Cross.

LAB, FIN

2075

RELATING TO SICK LEAVE.

Requires an employer who provides sick leave to permit an employee to use not more than 10 days per year of their accrued and available sick leave to attend to their child, parent, spouse, or reciprocal beneficiary with a serious health condition. Prohibits an employer from denying the use of sick leave, discharging, demoting, suspending, or discriminating in the terms and conditions of employment against an employee for using or attempting to exercise the right to use sick leave to attend to a child, parent, spouse, or reciprocal beneficiary with a serious health condition.

LAB, FIN

2076

RELATING TO WORKERS' COMPENSATION

Deems treatment appointments to be periods of temporary partial disability

LAB, CPC, FIN

2077

RELATING TO WORKERS' COMPENSATION.

Authorizes employees to appeal a decision for which the employer pays for costs of the proceedings if the employer loses.

LAB, CPC, FIN

2078

RELATING TO HOUSING.

Authorizes the issuance of general obligation bonds to renovate public housing units in the State. Provides for appropriated funds to be expended by the housing and community development corporation of Hawaii.

HSH, FIN

2079

MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR WAIANAE COAST COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CENTER.

Makes an appropriation to the Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center for emergency services.

HLT, FIN

2080

RELATING TO TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTERS.

Establishes the 21st century community learning centers program to assist the DOE in converting existing A-Plus (afterschool) programs into community learning centers through the provision of technical assistance and competitive grants.

EDN/HSH, FIN

2081

RELATING TO AFTER-SCHOOL AND WEEKEND PROGRAMS.

Establishes special fund for after-school and weekend programs.

HSH/EDN, FIN

2082

RELATING TO AN ANNUAL GENERAL EXCISE TAX HOLIDAY.

Establishes an annual general excise tax holiday for consumers and businesses that sell clothing and food under $100 on condition that business pass the savings on to consumers.

EDB, FIN

2083

RELATING TO TAX CREDIT.

Authorizes a food tax credit and medical services tax credit to resident taxpayers.

FIN

2084

RELATING TO THE TRAFFIC CODE.

Provides for a new "pedestrians" bill of rights. Requires drivers to yield for pedestrians in intersections and crosswalks. Prohibits jaywalking, unless the crosswalk or intersection in a residential area is farther than 200 feet away. Provides penalties.

TRN, JHA

2085

RELATING TO ROBBERY.

Includes the theft of a purse under the offense of robbery in the first degree.

JHA

2086

RELATING TO THE GENERAL EXCISE TAX.

Excludes from excise tax proceeds from: the manufacture, packaging, and sale of food; residential rent; and the provision of services and products for health care.

FIN

2087

RELATING TO INCOME TAX.

Exempts real property held for at least seven years from income tax and capital gains tax.

FIN

2088

RELATING TO COMMERCIAL E-MAIL.

Restricts the sending of unsolicited e-mail. Requires labeling in the subject line to distinguish this type of e-mail. Establishes civil and criminal penalties.

CPC/JHA

2089

RELATING TO PUBLIC SAFETY.

Appropriates funds for the plans and design of the Hawaii State Emergency Training Academy at Kalaeloa, Oahu.

PSM, FIN

2090

RELATING TO PRINCIPALS AND VICE-PRINCIPALS.

Requires newly hired principals and vice-principals to be 12-month employees. Gives current principals and vice-principals until December 30, 2002 to convert from 9-month to 12-month employee.

EDN, LAB, FIN

2091

RELATING TO LAND USE.

Short form bill relating to land use.

WLU

2092

RELATING TO REVOLVING AND SPECIAL FUNDS.

Provides that revolving and special funds may be used only when there exists a clear link between the program and the sources of revenue to be dedicated toward its support, and only when the use of such a fund would be essential to the successful operation of the program.

FIN

2093

RELATING TO RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARDS.

Establishes green marketing programs for electricity generated from wind, solar, biomass, and hydropower facilities.

EEP, CPC, FIN

2094

RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL PURPOSE REVENUE BONDS TO ASSIST PROJECTS ON THE ISLANDS OF MAUI AND HAWAII.

Authorizes issuance of $25 million, $15 million, and $15 million in special purpose revenue bonds to Pacific Wind Energy LLC for 20-megwatt, 10-megawatt, and 10-megawatt wind farms on Maui, and South Point and North Kohala on the Big Island.

EEP, FIN

2095

RELATING TO LIABILITY.

Repeals existing law relating to landowners' liability and enacts new law limiting public employees' and public entities' liability for injury caused by a dangerous conditions of public property. Amends the statewide trail and access system law to limit landowners' duty of care and to allow attorney's fees.

WLU, JHA
     
     

 

 

 

 

    
 

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RE-REFERRAL

1869

RELATING TO CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT.

Requires a qualified medical facility selected by the director of human services to provide direct medical consultation to the child protective services agency regarding cases of reported child abuse or neglect that are under investigation by that agency. Appropriates funds.

HLT/HSH, JHA, FIN

1943

RELATING TO PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Exempts from the definition of "public utility" persons with an exclusive wireless telecommunication license from the Federal Communications Commission.

CPC/JHA, FIN

1957

RELATING TO DISASTER MANAGEMENT EDUCATION.

Allows disaster management courses at UH to be funded from Hurricane Relief Fund; establishes the University of Hawaii disaster management education special fund.

HED, FIN